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The Ethiopian diaspora exemplifies what African diaspora investment protection can achieve - channeling cross-border capital and collective will into transformative national infrastructure like the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam.

Africa Protects Foreign Capital. Why Not Its Own Diaspora?

The African diaspora does not fear Africa. It fears investing without protection. That distinction matters enormously - and Africa's policymakers have yet to fully reckon with...

Africa’s economic value extraction illustrated through capital outflows, debt dependence, infrastructure gaps, and the struggle for economic sovereignty.

Opinion6 months ago

Africa Isn’t Poor. It’s Under-Managed

By Kelly Mua Kingsly The narrative of African poverty has become the world’s most persistent fiction. It is time to dismantle it entirely. Africa is not...

Cocoa beans and rice crops representing the Ivory Coast–Ghana alliance for regional trade and economic growth

Opinion9 months ago

AfCFTA in Action: How the Ivory Coast-Ghana Agro-Industrial Alliance Is Reshaping West Africa’s Agricultural Future

By Ziad Hamoui In a landmark move for regional integration, the African Union Commission (AUC), the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) Commission, and the...

Futuristic vision of vision of Africa in 2055 showcasing advanced infrastructure, African-led innovation, digital education, sustainable industry, and Pan-African unity

Opinion11 months ago

Africa 2055: The Future We Built

By Farhia Noor In 2055, I didn’t dream of Africa’s future – I stepped into it. What I saw was not the continent of yesterday’s headlines...

Redefining Africa's Future: Moving Beyond Aid Dependency to Self-Reliance and Equitable Partnerships

Opinion1 year ago

Redefining Africa’s Future: Moving Beyond Aid Dependency to Self-Reliance and Equitable Partnerships

By Dishant Shah For decades, Africa has stood as a central recipient of Western aid, with over US$1 trillion in foreign assistance flowing into the continent...